How to Draw Ashlee from “Good Cheese”
By Kelly | June 3, 2007
Here’s a quick look at how I approach drawing Ashlee from my webcomic Good Cheese.
1. Block out the head as a sphere, and figure out the center of weight by drawing a line down from the collar bone.
2. Roughly draw the proportions of the figure
3. Add details of the figure such as ears, tail, etc but still in a simple fashion. Notice that I’m using overlapping shapes for Ashlee’s breast, stomach, and hips to convey some sense of volume of form.
4. Using a mechanical pencil, I ‘ink’ over my light blue lines, finalizing the details.
This may look a bit weird, but you can use the head size as a measure to keep proportions consistent. Ashlee is roughly 5 heads tall. Of course, you can just use spheres instead of Ashlee’s whole head to figure out the proportions. 
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December 23rd, 2009 at 8:08 pm
im so glad that i found ur pages!! now i can finally learn how to draw better furries!!
December 4th, 2009 at 2:28 am
Great tutorials but I can`t seem to get the lower body. I can get the upper body perfectly. Could you include a tutorial on legs. Great work.
June 25th, 2009 at 2:31 pm
I’d just like to say your work is absolutely stunning! :D